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2019 CAMS MANUAL OF MOTOR SPORT

GENERAL REGULATIONS

CONFEDERATION OF Competition Licences AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT

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Modified Article Date of Application Date of Publication

2 01/01/2019 01/01/2109

7(b) 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

13 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

14 (a), (b) and (c) 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

17 - table 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

18 (e) - table 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

22.2 (a) and (c) 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

22.3 (a) and (c) 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

31 (b)(i) 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

Appendix A, Table 1 – Circuit Racing 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

Appendix A, Table 3 – Historic Racing 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

Appendix A, Table 4 – Superkarting 01/01/2019 01/01/2019

Membership of a CAMS-affiliated enthusiast club does not enable the member to hold a competition licence. If a competition licence is required, membership of a CAMS-affiliated car club which is able to conduct competitions is necessary. An applicant who wishes to compete in more than one discipline (e.g. circuit and rally) must have each discipline endorsed on their licence. All licence enquiries should be addressed to the CAMS Member Services department by: Telephone: CAMS Hotline 1300 883 959 E-mail: [email protected] All licence applications to be posted to: CAMS Member Services PO Box 427 Caulfield East VIC 3145 Where referenced in these regulations the: CAMS Website is at www.cams.com.au FIA Website is at www.fia.com

1. GRANT OF LICENCE CAMS is entitled to issue a competition licence to: (a) its nationals; and (b) a national of another country represented on the FIA in compliance with the following mandatory conditions:

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(i) that their parent ASN (the country of their passport) gives its prior agreement to the issuing which may only take place once a year and in special cases; (ii) that they produce to their parent ASN a proof of permanent residence in Australia; and (iii) that their parent ASN has recovered any licence originally issued. For details and special conditions, see the FIA International Sporting Code (ISC) at the FIA website. No person authorised by their parent ASN to apply for a licence issued by CAMS shall hold a licence from their parent ASN valid for the current year.

2. TYPES OF COMPETITION LICENCE CAMS is entitled to issue the following types of competition licence: (a) International (i) Competitor licence (ii) Driver licence (iii) Licence for participants with disabilities (b) National (i) Competitor licence (ii) Driver licence (iii) Navigator licence

3. RESTRICTIONS ON THE HOLDING OF A COMPETITION LICENCE (a) A person may only hold one driver/navigator licence issued by CAMS at any time. (b) A person or body may only hold one competitor licence issued by CAMS at any time.

4. COMPETITION LICENCE EXPIRY DATE (a) At first issue, each competition licence, except international, shall be given a 12-month expiry date. This shall become the permanent expiry date. (b) Each International licence shall expire on 31 December in accordance with the ISC.

5. LICENCE PHOTOGRAPH - CLUBMAN, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LICENCES Each licence application (not renewal) must be accompanied by a current passport-size photograph. The photograph must be renewed every 10 years.

6. CAMS MANUAL OF MOTOR SPORT (a) Each competition licence holder shall be entitled to receive the CAMS Manual of Motor Sport which includes the NCR. (b) The complete regulations of CAMS are available from the CAMS website.

7. MEDICAL FITNESS (a) A copy of the CAMS Medical Standards is available from the CAMS website. (b) Each applicant for a driver or navigator competition licence must comply with the CAMS Medical Standards relevant to their competition level. Where an applicant does not meet these standards, medical reports will be referred to a CAMS Medical Assessor for a decision on competition fitness. (c) Should any medical condition become evident during the currency of the licence the holder shall notify CAMS. It may become necessary for the licence to be withdrawn and may only be reinstated following further medical examination as determined by CAMS.

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7.1 International Competition Licence Refer to the FIA ISC.

7.2 PCC, CC, PC, NC (Circuit Racing and Historic) and PSKJ, PSK, NSKJ, NSK (Superkart) and NOS (Off Road Stadium) Licence (a) Prior to first issue, an applicant for any of these licences shall be required to be medically examined by a General Practitioner. (b) Any applicant over 45 years of age shall be required to undergo a medical examination every second year, unless annual medical examinations are requested by the CAMS Medical Assessor. (c) CAMS medical reports must be completed and be forwarded with the licence application to the CAMS Member Services department.

7.3 CRN, CR, NRNJ, NRN, NRJ, NR (Rally) and CONJ, CON, COJ, CO, NONJ, NON, NOJ, NO (Off Road);and Speed, Junior Speed, and Non Speed, Junior Non Speed Licence: Each applicant shall complete a Health Statement which forms part of the licence application.

8. LICENCE FEE Any Competition licence fee shall be payable in accordance with the Schedule of Fees (Appendix R) available from the CAMS website.

9. DISCRETION The granting of a licence or the upgrading of a licence is at the sole discretion of CAMS.

10. REFUSAL OF LICENCE CAMS may refuse to issue a licence and may make such endorsement as it sees fit on a licence without stating any reasons for doing so.

11. WITHDRAWAL OF LICENCE CAMS may withdraw a licence in accordance with the NCR in which case the licence must be returned to CAMS within two working days.

12. VALIDITY OF LICENCE (a) A driver or navigator licence issued by CAMS is valid only when the holder is a current member of a CAMS affiliated club (other than any affiliated Enthusiast Club) demonstrated by the production of a valid club membership. (b) With the approval of CAMS and in accordance with the ISC, the holder of an international licence issued by CAMS may compete in competitions appearing on the FIA International Sporting Calendar. Additionally, any holder of a National or international licence issued by CAMS may participate in national level events in another country at the discretion of the ASN authorising the event and issue of a visa by CAMS.

13. COMPETITION LICENCE PASSBOOK (a) Each competition licence card shall be issued with a Competition Licence Passbook to enable any activity record relevant to the licence to be recorded by an official/s at an event. (b) This passbook must accompany the licence card at all times.

14. PRODUCTION OF LICENCE (a) A competition licence holder must shall produce their licence card and passbook on the request of a relevant official at an event. (b) However, the Stewards may permit a licence holder to participate without producing their licence card upon the payment of a fine; provided the Stewards are satisfied a valid licence is held.

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(c) Production of a licence card but not a passbook shall not result in refusal to participate or the imposition of a fine by the Stewards.

15. DRUGS IN SPORT

Each holder of a CAMS competition licence agrees to comply at all times with the CAMS Anti-Doping, Illicit Drugs (Safety Testing), Alcohol and Competition-Fixing policies.

16. LICENCE GRADES AND CRITERIA Refer to each discipline criteria Table in Appendix A.

17. MINIMUM AGE REQUIREMENTS FOR CIRCUIT RACING Each holder of a Circuit Racing licence is also subject to the minimum age requirements for an individual category or Series listed in the table below:

CATEGORY/SERIES MINIMUM AGE (years) Formula Vee 14* Formula Ford 14* Circuit Excel 14* Aussie Racing Cars 15* Formula 4 15* Toyota 86 15* Production Cars (except Class A1 and A2) 15* Production Cars (Class A1 and A2) 16 Formula 3 16 SuperUtes 16 Improved Production 16 Radical & Sports Racer 16 GT Trophy Series 16 Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Series 16 TCR 16 Supercars Development Series 16 Sports Sedans 17 GT Championship 17 Endurance Championship 17 Porsche Carrera Cup Series 17 S5000 17 Touring Car Masters 17 Supercars Championship 17 Any Category/Series not listed above 16 *NOTE: Minimum age for these Categories/Series at the Mt. Panorama Circuit – Bathurst is 16 years

18. CAMS SUPERLICENCE (a) Each Driver in the Supercars Championship must hold a CAMS Superlicence in addition to the minimum of an International Grade C licence. (b) An application must be submitted to CAMS Member Services on the approved form. (c) To qualify for a CAMS Superlicence each applicant must satisfy the following criteria: (i) Hold a minimum of an International Grade C licence; and (ii) Be a minimum of 17 years of age; and

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(iii) Accumulate a minimum of 13 points under either the FIA (refer ISC Appendix L) or CAMS Superlicence points system during the 5 years prior to the application; or (iv) Be one of the first six (6) of the final classification of the previous year’s Super2 Series. If one (1) or more Driver/s currently holding a CAMS Superlicence are within the first six of the final classification, eligibility for a CAMS Superlicence shall extend up to a maximum of the first eight (8) of the final classification of the Series; or (v) Have competed in a minimum of 3 rounds of the Supercars Championship within the last 5 years; or (vi) Hold a minimum of a Gold FIA Driver Categorisation. (d) An application for dispensation for items (iii), (iv), (v) or (vi) above shall be jointly considered by CAMS and the Supercars Commission. (e) Points shall be allocated to a Driver under the CAMS Superlicence system based on their final classification in a Championship/Series as follows:

FINAL CLASSIFICATION IN CHAMPIONSHIP/SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP/SERIES 1ST 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th >9TH Supercars Championship 13 11 9 6 4 3 2 1 0 0 Super2 / Supercars Development 12 10 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Series Endurance Championship 12 10 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 GT Championship 12 10 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Formula 4 Championship 12 10 7 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 Porsche Carrera Cup Series 10 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Toyota Racing Series (NZ) 10 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 TCR Series 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 S5000 Series 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 Super3 / V8 Touring Car Series 7 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 NZ Touring Car Championship 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 State Formula Ford Championship 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 NZ Formula Ford Championship 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 V8 Utes / SuperUtes Series 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Toyota 86 Series 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Production Car Series 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Touring Car Masters Series 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Aussie Racing Cars Series 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Series 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 GT Trophy Series 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Radical Cup 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sports Racer Series 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sports Sedan Series 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Formula 3 Championship/Series 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Karting Championship (KZ2, KA1) 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Note: Championships/Series are Australian unless specifically indicated

19. MINIMUM AGE REQUIREMENTS FOR MOTORKHANA AND KHANACROSS

19.1 Motorkhana Junior Non Speed Licence: Each Driver shall not be less than 12 years of age but less than 18 years of age on the day of the event.

19.2 Khanacross (a) Junior Non Speed Licence: Each Driver shall not be less than 12 years of age but less than 18 years of age on the day of the event.

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(b) Each Driver 12/13 years of age must be accompanied by an experienced instructor, as approved by the Clerk of the Course and: (i) It is recommended that each driver 12/13 years of age participate in a Junior Development Program before competing in a Khanacross event; and (ii) Each Junior licence shall remain valid until its expiry date regardless of whether the member is deemed an adult for that licence.

20. INTRODUCTORY (COME & TRY) LICENCE (a) An Introductory (Come & Try) licence permits the holder to participate in a non-competition event conducted by a CAMS-affiliated club (other than any affiliated Enthusiast Club) or a CAMS-permitted event organiser as single-event member recruitment promotions or as a specific non-competitive part of a competitive event. (b) An Introductory (Come & Try) licence can be purchased once per annum and is valid for use at one event only.

21. SPEED AND NON SPEED LICENCES (a) A Club affiliated with CAMS (other than any affiliated Enthusiast Club) may be issued with Speed and Non Speed licence application forms. (b) A Club member who holds a current Speed or Non Speed licence or who has held a Speed or Non Speed licence within a 12-month period is not permitted to complete further licence application forms through their club. They must contact CAMS and request a renewal form.

22. SINGLE EVENT LICENCES

22.1 SSE (Speed Single Event): (a) A Speed single event licence is available to any member of a CAMS-affiliated car club (other than any affiliated Enthusiast Club) in the following situations: (i) a single event where a Speed licence applies; (ii) an event where a number of competitions are included on the one permit, provided the competitions are conducted within a three-day period; (iii) a regularity trial included within a circuit race program, the SSE licence shall be valid for the regularity trial only. (b) Minimum age is 14 years (dependent on State legislation). (c) Application is made by contacting the event organiser.

22.2 ORSE (Off Road Driver Single Event): (a) A single-event licence is available to a driver in a CAMS Off Road event, for each competition up to and including State Championship level. Application for an ORSE licence must be received by CAMS Member Services at least ten days prior to the event. Note: To apply for an ORSE licence for a National event, ‘National Licence’ on page 2 of the ORSE application form must be ticked. The application shall then be assessed by the CAMS Australian Off Road Commission prior to approval. (b) Minimum age for the licence is 14 years. Participation depends upon level of competition as per Appendix A. (c) The licence shall be issued by CAMS Member Services upon completion of the Off Road lecture. The applicant’s Single Event licence must then be validated by the Clerk of the Course upon the successful completion of an Observed Licence Test (OLT) during the event prologue to be able to compete in the event. (d) Each applicant must attend an additional pre-event briefing covering each significant aspect of the CAMS Off Road Pre-Licence Lecture, with a particular focus on safety in an Off Road event.

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22.3 ORNSE (Off Road Navigator Single Event): (a) A single-event licence is available to a navigator in a CAMS Off Road event for each competition up to and including State Championship level. Application for an ORNSE licence must be received by CAMS Member Services at least ten days prior to the event. Note: to apply for an ORNSE licence for a National event, ‘National Licence’ on page 2 of the ORNSE application must be ticked. The application shall then be assessed by the CAMS Australian Off Road Commission prior to approval. (b) Minimum age for the licence is 12 years. Participation depends upon level of competition as per Appendix A. (c) The licence will be issued by CAMS Member Services upon the completion of the Off Road lecture. (d)(c) Each applicant must attend an additional pre-event briefing covering each significant aspect of the CAMS Off Road Pre-Licence Lecture, with a particular focus on safety in an Off Road event.

22.4 NRSE (Rally Driver Single Event): (a) A single-event licence is available to a driver in a Rally event for each competition up to and including National Championship level. Application must be made through CAMS Member Services and the applicant must comply with pre-licence conditions detailed in Appendix A of these regulations. To ensure timely completion of the process, each application must be received by Member Services at least seven days prior to documentation for the event. (b) Minimum age for the licence is 14 years. Participation depends upon the level of competition as per Appendix A.

22.5 NRNSE (Rally Navigator Single Event): (a) A single-event licence is available to a navigator in a Rally event, for each competition up to and including National level. (b) Application must be made through CAMS Member Services and the applicant must successfully complete a CAMS Rally Licence Lecture prior to the event. To ensure timely completion of the process, each application must be received by CAMS Member Services at least seven days prior to documentation for the event. (c) Minimum age for the licence is 14 years. Participation depends upon the level of competition as per Appendix A.

22.6 PCSE & NCSE (Circuit): (a) A ‘single-event’ upgrade is available to allow a Clubman Circuit (CC) licence holder to compete in a single nominated competition for which a National Circuit (NC) licence is required. Likewise, a Provisional Clubman Circuit (PCC) licence holder shall also be able to use the ‘single-event’ upgrade to compete in a single nominated competition for which a Provisional Circuit (PC) licence is required. (b) Application must be made through CAMS Member Services and the applicant must hold either a current PCC or CC licence. To ensure timely completion of the process, each application must be received by CAMS Member Services at least seven days prior to event documentation.

23. COMPETITOR LICENCES - J, K, L, M, N & O (a) A competition vehicle owner who does not hold a Driver/Navigator licence must hold a J, K, L, M, N or O Competitor licence to be able to enter their automobile in a competition. (b) A Competitor licence may be issued to an individual, company, group or team who is the holder of a current CAMS log book: (i) J - individual person; (ii) K - company, group or team; (iii) L - publicly-listed company; (iv) M - individual person who enters a vehicle in any international competition; i.e. race, rally etc.; (v) N - company, group or team which enters a vehicle in any international competition; i.e. race, rally etc.; or (vi) O - publicly-listed company which enters a vehicle in any international competition; i.e. race, rally etc.

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(c) A club affiliated with CAMS, sponsors, teams etc. may be shown in the program, results etc. as the Competitor without being required to hold a Competitor licence. (d) An applicant for a Competitor licence must, where relevant, submit evidence of incorporation and provide an ACN or registration of business name at the time of application.

24. PRE-LICENCE LECTURE - CIRCUIT RACING, SUPERKART, OFF ROAD AND RALLY (a) Following assessment of the Medical Examination or Medical Statement, each applicant must undertake an online lecture on the requirements of the CAMS Manual and the procedures involved in their motor sport competition. (b) To register for an online lecture, contact CAMS Member Services. (c) The satisfactory completion of the online lecture shall be recorded by CAMS. (d) The Observed Licence Test (if required) must be completed within a year of completing the Driver lecture.

25. OBSERVED LICENCE TESTING - CIRCUIT RACING, SUPERKART, OFF ROAD AND RALLY (a) Prior to licence issue, each applicant for a Circuit Racing, Superkart, Off Road and/or Rally licence must have their driving ability assessed by a CAMS-appointed OLT Provider, unless they meet alternate pre-licence conditions outlined in Appendix A. (b) Observed Licence Test procedures shall be advised to each applicant by CAMS Member Services or as detailed on the Pre-Licence Authority. (c) On satisfactory completion of the Observed Licence Test, each applicant’s Pre-Licence Authority must be signed by the CAMS-appointed OLT Provider.

26. ADDITION OF CATEGORIES TO LICENCE

26.1 Circuit Racing and Superkarting (a) A PSK or NSK Superkart licence holder may only transfer to or add a PCC/PC Circuit Racing licence to their licence by undertaking the following: (i) meet the pre-licence condition outlined in Appendix A; or (ii) be observed by the Clerk of the Course at official practice at a CAMS Circuit Race event of less than National Championship status; and (iii) have CAMS Passbook signed by the Clerk of the Course, and (iv) return CAMS Passbook to CAMS Member Services along with the Upgrade Application form for licence re-issue; and (v) meet each other condition relating to the issue of a PCC/PC circuit racing licence (e.g. age limit). (b) A CC/NC Circuit Racing licence holder may add an NSK Superkart licence to their licence by the completion of an Upgrade Application form which must be sent to CAMS Member Services for licence re-issue. (c) A PCC/PC Circuit Racing licence holder may transfer to or add a PSK Superkart licence to their licence by undertaking the following: (i) be observed by the Clerk of the Course at official practice at a CAMS Superkart event of less than National Championship status; and (ii) have CAMS Passbook signed by the Clerk of the Course, and (iii) return CAMS Passbook to CAMS Member Services along with the Upgrade Application form for licence re-issue; and (iv) meet each other condition relating to the issue of a PSK licence (e.g. age limit).

26.2 National Off Road (a) A National Off Road licence holder may transfer to or add a National Rally licence to their licence by: (i) successfully completing the CAMS Rally licence lecture; and

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(ii) forwarding documentary evidence of competition in at least two CAMS Off Road events in the previous two years. This evidence can be in the form of results, signed passbook or a statutory declaration from the event’s Clerk of the Course or Stewards stating the title and date of the event.

26.3 National Rally (a) A National Rally licence holder may transfer to or add a National Off Road licence to their licence by: (i) successfully completing the CAMS Off Road licence lecture; and (ii) forwarding documentary evidence of competition in at least two CAMS Rally events in the previous two years. This evidence can be in the form of results, signed passbook or a statutory declaration from the event’s Clerk of the Course or Stewards stating the title and date of the event.

27. P- PLATE USE (a) Upon first issue, each PCC/PC Circuit Racing and PSK Superkart licence shall be provisional and each Driver shall be required to display a P-plate as outlined in Schedule K – Markings on Automobiles (refer to “General Requirements for Cars and Drivers” of the CAMS Manual), until such time as an upgrade to CC/NC or NSK has been achieved. Refer to Appendix A of these regulations for details of upgrade procedure. (b) Off Road Drivers participating in each of their first two club or multi-club events and also in their first National Championship event shall be required to display a P-plate as described in Schedule K (refer to “General Requirements for Cars and Drivers”) on the rear of their vehicle. Refer to Appendix A of these regulations for details of upgrade procedure.

28. UPGRADE PROCEDURES For upgrade conditions refer to Appendix A of these regulations.

29. INTERNATIONAL LICENCES (a) For information on International Licence requirements refer to Appendix A of these regulations and the FIA ISC Appendix L and/or contact CAMS Member Services as required. (b) Regardless of the grade of licence held, each Australian national participating in a national competition outside of Australia and its territories must also hold a CAMS-issued visa which authorises them to participate in the competition noted on the visa. Visa Application form must be sent to Member Services prior to the competition.

30. FOREIGN PARTICIPATION IN A CAMS NATIONAL COMPETITION (a) A Driver or Competitor holding a licence issued by an ASN other than CAMS who wishes to compete in a National competition must: (i) Hold a MotorSport New Zealand competition licence and valid Tasman Visa for the competition; or (ii) Hold the minimum of the highest grade National licence issued by a foreign ASN required for that competition and obtain approval to compete from the ASN that issued their licence. Each such Driver and Competitor: (A) shall be ineligible to score points in any Championship/Cup/Series/Trophy/etc. connected with the event; and (B) shall be required to receive an authorisation to compete from CAMS prior to the event.

31. 5TH CATEGORY HISTORIC HIGH PERFORMANCE LICENCE (HPL) ENDORSEMENT (a) A Driver must hold a minimum of a National Circuit (NC) licence with a HPL Endorsement to be able to compete in the following 5th Category vehicles: (i) FIA Formula 1 vehicle in Group O, P, Q, R; (ii) IndyCar vehicle in Group O, P, Q, R; and

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(iii) Group F5000. NOTE: A Driver holding an International licence must also have a HPL Endorsement to compete in any of the above vehicles in a CAMS circuit race competition up to National Championship. (b) The following criteria must be met to be granted a HPL Endorsement: (i) Hold a minimum of a current National Circuit (NC) Licence. (ii) Successfully complete an Observed Licence Test (OLT) to confirm the necessary skills by either: (A) OLT prior to an event: Undertake an OLT in the relevant vehicle, under observation by a CAMS AHMSC approved assessor. The cost of any OLT shall be borne by the applicant. (B) OLT at an Event: Observation during practice at an event by a CAMS AHMSC approved assessor, which may be a Steward or Clerk of the Course at the event, to grant approval to compete at that event. Continued observation during the event shall determine the final recommendation for a HPL Endorsement. NOTE: During an event assessment the assessor has the right to stop further participation of a driver, should that driver who is under observation not continue to demonstrate the necessary skills to be provided with the HPL Endorsement. (iii) Final approval by the CAMS HPL Endorsement Evaluation Panel. NOTE: (a) A driver holding a CAMS Superlicence is exempt from the OLT requirements. (b) The Stewards may suspend a HPL Endorsement at an event, should it be identified that a driver is not demonstrating the necessary skills to maintain the HPL Endorsement. In such a case the HPL Endorsement issued for that Driver shall be reviewed after the event by the CAMS HPL Endorsement Evaluation Panel. (c) The CAMS CEO has the authority to suspend a licence and/or endorsement at any time in accordance with NCR 193.

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Appendix A – Licence Grades and Criteria

CIRCUIT RACING Licence Grade Provisional Circuit / Provisional Clubman National Circuit / Clubman Circuit International Circuit Circuit NC / CC Grade D Grade C Grade B Grade A PC / PCC

Initial Application and Medical Examination. Application and annual Medical Examination. Application Each applicant shall obtain a Pre-licence authority from Member Services. Requirements

Pre- 1 Successfully complete a CAMS Circuit Racing Hold a CAMS PC/PCC licence and meet Hold a CAMS NC Circuit licence and Hold a CAMS NC Licence and Hold a CAMS NC Circuit Hold a B Grade licence and Licence . Licence Lecture and an Observed Licence Test upgrade conditions. meet upgrade conditions meet the upgrade conditions licence or International Grade meet the upgrade Conditions (OLT) at which driving style, ability and attitude are OR OR C licence and meet the conditions (meet one evaluated. Pre-licence Authority form to be signed Hold a CIK International Grade B Hold a Grade D Licence within 2 upgrade conditions of the at OLT. Licence. years prior to application OR listed 2 Compete at five CAMS Multi-Car Sprint (Super Hold an AKA B Senior Grade licence or higher, OR Have finished among the top criteria) . Sprint) events or Regularity events, or two CAMS or hold a CAMS NSK/ISKC Licence, submit Hold a CIK International Grade B three in the final classification Tarmac Rally events, during previous 24 months evidence of competition history and successfully Licence. of a CIK World Championship and successfully complete a CAMS Circuit Racing complete a CAMS Circuit Racing Licence or CIK World Cup. Licence Lecture. Lecture. Evidence of competition history to be submitted with licence application 3 Have previously held a CAMS PCC/PC/PSK/NSK Have previously held a CAMS NC licence (or . licence and show evidence of successful higher) in the preceding four years and completion of one CAMS Circuit Race event in the successfully complete a CAMS Circuit Racing preceding four years, as well as successfully Licence Lecture. complete a CAMS Circuit Racing Licence Lecture. Upgrade Compete, to the satisfaction of the Clerk of the Compete, to the satisfaction of the Compete, to the satisfaction of National Licence: 18 years or 17 years or older and Conditions Course, at three CAMS Circuit Racing events Clerk of the Course, at five ASN the Clerk of the Course, at five older and compete accumulate the required during the previous 24 months. Passbook to be sanctioned Circuit Races during the ASN sanctioned Circuit Races satisfactorily in at least 10 number of points and signed by the Clerk of the Course. previous 24 months. Passbook to be during previous 24 months. ASN sanctioned National or compete in the required Within any given period prior to upgrade, signed by the Clerk of the Course. Passbook to be signed by the International Circuit Races level of Championships as participate as a trackside official for one eight- Clerk of the Course. within the previous two years; detailed in ISC Appendix L hour or two four-hour sessions at a Circuit OR Racing event. Passbook to be signed by Senior Grade C licence: Compete Official. satisfactorily in at least 7 ASN sanctioned National Championship or International Races. Maintenance One CAMS Circuit Racing event per four years (i.e., One CAMS Circuit Racing event per four years Two CAMS Circuit Racing events or Two CAMS Circuit Racing One International competition One International Conditions the previous 48 months). (i.e., the previous 48 months). one international event in the previous events or one international event of the appropriate category competition of the 24-month period. in the previous 24-month period. per 12 month period appropriate category per 12 month period Eligible for Provisional Circuit: Each Circuit Racing National Circuit: Each CAMS Circuit Racing All cars with a Weight/Power Ratio All cars with a Weight/Power All cars with a Weight/Power All cars with a competition up to and including State competition up to and including National greater than 3kg/hp (except for those Ratio of between 2 and 3kg/hp Ratio of between 1 and Weight/Power Ratio less Championship, National Series and Historic subject Championship subject to minimum age requiring a Grade C licence) the FIA (except for the FIA WTCC 2kg/hp, and the FIA WTCC than or equal to 1kg/hp. to minimum age requirements specified in Article requirements specified in Article 17. WTCC Championship, the FIA Championship) and required for Championship. 17. Clubman Circuit: Each Circuit Racing Autocross, Rallycross and Truck and FIA Autocross, Rallycross Provisional Clubman Circuit: Each Circuit Racing competition up to and including State Championship) and for all Club and and Truck Championships, competition up to and including State Championship and Historic but excluding Bronze International Series registered Historic Formula One cars Championship and Historic but excluding National National Series, National Championship and any by the FIA and all historic cars racing (Period G onwards), Formula Series, National Championship and any other other national event. in circuit events (except those Two cars (Period H onwards), national event. Minimum age requirements specified in Article requiring a Grade C licence) Indy Cars (Period G onwards), Minimum age requirements specified in Article 17 17 shall apply. regardless of whether some cars have Formula 5000 and Formula A shall apply. Note: Refer to National Championship/Series a Weight/Power Ratio less than 3 cars, Group C cars, Can Am Note: Refer to National Championship/Series Sporting Regulations for minimum licence grade kg/hp. cars, Hill Climb cars in Groups Sporting Regulations for minimum licence grade requirements for individual National CN, D and E2 of Category II and requirements for individual National championships/Series Sports Prototypes over 2 litres championships/Series (Period G onwards regardless of Weight/Power ratio.. Events for which Speed or Non Speed licences are applicable. Age 16 and older. See Upgrade Conditions requirement to hold licence

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CIRCUIT RACING JUNIOR Licence Grade Provisional Clubman Circuit Provisional Circuit National Circuit / Clubman Circuit PCC PC NC / CC Initial Application and Medical Examination. Application Each applicant shall obtain a Pre-licence authority from Member Services. Requirements Pre-Licence Successfully complete a CAMS Circuit Racing Licence Lecture and an Observed Hold a PCC licence and meet upgrade conditions Hold a PC licence and meet upgrade conditions. Conditions Licence Test (OLT) at which driving style, ability and attitude are evaluated. Pre- OR licence Authority form to be signed at OLT. Hold an AKA Junior B Grade Licence or higher (min. age 14) and successfully complete a CAMS Circuit Racing Licence Lecture. Upgrade Compete, to the satisfaction of the Clerk of the Course, at five (5) CAMS Circuit Compete, to the satisfaction of the Clerk of the Course, at five (5) CAMS Circuit Conditions Racing events using PCC Licence during previous 24 months, with no fewer than Racing events using PC Licence during previous 24 months, with no fewer than three (3) of those five (5) Circuit Race events being completed during the 12 three (3) of those five (5) Circuit Racing events being completed during the 12 months prior to upgrade application. Passbook must be signed by the Clerk of months prior to upgrade application. Passbook must be signed by the Clerk of the Course. the Course. Within any given period prior to upgrade, participate as a non-trackside official for one eight-hour or two four-hour sessions at a CAMS Circuit Racing event. Passbook to be signed by Senior Official. Maintenance One CAMS Circuit Racing event per two years (i.e., the previous 24 months). Compete, to the satisfaction of the Clerk of the Course, at five (5) CAMS Circuit One CAMS Circuit Race event per two years (i.e., the previous 24 months). Conditions Racing events using PCC Licence during previous 24 months, with no fewer than three (3) of those five (5) Circuit Racing events being completed during the 12 months prior to upgrade application. Passbook must be signed by the Clerk of the Course. Eligible for Provisional Clubman Circuit: Each CAMS Circuit Racing competition up to and Provisional Circuit: Each CAMS Circuit Racing competition up to and including National Circuit: Each CAMS Circuit Racing competition up to and including including State Championship but excluding National Series, National National Series and Historic. National Championship .subject to minimum age requirements specified in Article Championship, Historic and each other national competition. For Circuit Racing competition not listed in Article 17, permitted to compete in an 17. For Circuit Racing competition not listed in Article 17, permitted to compete in an automobile with a cylinder capacity no greater than: Clubman Circuit: Each CAMS Circuit Racing competition up to and including automobile with a cylinder capacity no greater than: • 1st Category: 1600cc State Championship and Historic but excluding National Historic, National Series, • 1st Category: 1600cc • 2nd Category: 2000cc National Championship and each other national competition. • 2nd Category: 2000cc • 3rd Category: 2500cc Minimum age requirements specified in Article 17 shall apply. • 3rd Category: 2500cc NOTE: Cylinder Capacity is either Nominal Cylinder Capacity or Effective NOTE: Cylinder Capacity is either Nominal Cylinder Capacity or Effective Cylinder Capacity (e.g., Supercharge Factor) as appropriate. Cylinder Capacity (e.g., Supercharge Factor) as appropriate.

Each competition for which a Speed or Non-Speed licence is applicable. Age 14 and up to and including 15 years of age. No dispensations will be granted to a person under 14 years of age. requirement to hold licence NOTE: Individual State legislation may require the minimum age of a Driver to be higher than the criteria specified by CAMS.

HISTORIC RACING Licence Grade Provisional Circuit / National Circuit High Performance Licence International Provisional Clubman NC Endorsement Racing – Grade C/H Regularity – Grade R HREG Circuit HPL PC./.PCC Initial Application form to CAMS Application and annual Medical Examination. Application Requirements Pre-Licence Hold a minimum NC licence Hold an NC licence and meet upgrade conditions. Hold a Speed licence. Conditions Upgrade See Circuit Racing. See Circuit Racing Successfully complete an OLT Compete, to the satisfaction of the Clerk of the Course at three CAMS Currently compete with Speed licence in regularity events. Conditions as detailed in Article 29 Historic Racing events during previous 12 months. Passbook to be signed by the Clerk of the Course. Maintenance Maintain NC licence Two CAMS-sanctioned National Circuit Racing Events or one ASN- Two CAMS-sanctioned National or one ASN-sanctioned international Conditions sanctioned international Circuit Racing event in the previous 12-month event in the previous 12-month period. period. Eligible for See Circuit Racing See Circuit Racing except that HPL is required to compete in Each International Historic circuit competition Events up to and including FIA International Historic Regularity except for vehicles NC Licence is minimum the following 5th Category Events. where NC Licence requirement for: vehicles: and/or HPL is required • FIA Formula 2 in Group Q • FIA Formula 1 in Group O, P, Each CAMS Circuit Race competition up to and including National & R Q & R Championship subject to HPL endorsement for required vehicles.. • Formula 3000 in Group R • IndyCar in Group O, P, Q & R • Formula Holden in Group R • Group F5000 • Sports over 2 litre in Group Q Each competition for which a Speed or Non Speed licence is applicable. & R • FIA Group C1 & C2 Prototype • Any vehicle requiring HPL Junior Licence Not available Not available. Age See Circuit Racing See Circuit Racing 16 and older 16 and older. requirement to

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SUPERKARTING Licence Grade Provisional Superkart Provisional Superkart Junior National Superkart National Superkart Junior International Superkart C PSK PSKJ NSK NSKJ ISKC Initial Application and Medical Examination. Application and annual Medical Examination. Application Each applicant shall obtain a Pre-licence Authority from Member Services. Requirements Pre-Licence Successfully complete a CAMS Circuit Successfully complete a CAMS Circuit Hold a PSK licence and meet upgrade Hold a PSKJ licence and meet upgrade Hold an NSK licence and meet upgrade conditions. Conditions Racing Licence Lecture and an Observed Racing Licence Lecture and an Observed conditions. conditions Licence Test (OLT) at which driving style, Licence Test (OLT) at which driving style, OR ability and attitude are evaluated. Pre-licence ability and attitude are evaluated. Pre-licence Hold an AKA B Senior Grade licence or Authority form to be signed by the Clerk of Authority form to be signed by the Clerk of higher, submit evidence of competition the Course at official practice at first CAMS the Course at official practice at first CAMS history and successfully complete a CAMS Superkart Racing event. Superkart Racing event. Circuit Racing Licence Lecture OR Hold an AKA Junior B Grade Licence or higher (min. age 12) and successfully complete a CAMS Circuit Racing Licence Lecture.

Upgrade Compete to the satisfaction of the Clerk of the Course in three separate CAMS Superkart Compete to the satisfaction of the Clerk of the Course Conditions Racing events during previous 24 months and have Passbook signed by the Clerk of the in five CAMS Superkart Racing events during Course. previous 24 months. Passbook to be signed by the Within any given period prior to upgrade, participate as a trackside official for one eight hour or Clerk of the Course. two four-hour sessions, with the exception of those under the age of 16 who shall only officiate in non-trackside positions at a CAMS Superkart or Circuit Racing event. Passbook to be signed by Senior Official. Maintenance One CAMS Superkart Racing event per two years (i.e., the previous 24 months). One Superkart Racing event per two years (i.e., the previous 24 months). One international or two National Superkart Racing Conditions events during the previous 12-month period. Eligible for Each CAMS Superkart competition 12 & 13 years of age: 125 Non-Gearbox Each CAMS Superkart competition 12 & 13 years of age: 125 Non-Gearbox Each Superkart competition (excluding 125 Non (excluding 125 Non Gearbox Junior Class) Junior Class only. (excluding 125 Non Gearbox Junior Class) Junior Class only. Gearbox Junior Class) up to and including up to and including State Championship. 14 & 15 years of age: 125 Non Gearbox and up to and including National Championship. 14 & 15 years of age: 125 Non Gearbox and international events. 125 Non Gearbox Light & Heavy Classes 125 Non Gearbox Light & Heavy Classes only only Each competition for which a Speed or Non Speed licence is applicable. Age 16 and older. 12 and up to and including 15 – dependent 16 and older. 12 and up to and including 15 – dependent 18 and older. requirement to on State Government legislation. on State Government legislation. hold licence

SPEED EVENTS OTHER THAN CIRCUIT RACING INCLUDE REGULARITY TRIALS, SINGLE AND MULTI-CAR SPEED EVENTS, DRIFTING COMPETITION, SOME TOURING ROAD EVENTS AND ALL NON-SPEED EVENTS.

Licence Grade Speed Junior Speed Initial Application and Medical Statement. Application and Medical Statement. Application Requirements Eligible for • Regularity trial to National Championship • Single and multi-car speed events to National Championship • Drifting • Some touring road events – refer “Rally/Road”, CAMS Manual of Motor Sport • All events requiring a Non Speed Licence Age 18 and older. 14 and up to and including 17. requirement to hold licence

NON – SPEED EVENTS INCLUDING OBSERVED SECTION TRIALS, SOME TOURING ROAD EVENTS, TOURING ASSEMBLIES, NAVIGATION ASSEMBLY, MOTORKHANAS AND KHANACROSS.

Licence Grade Non-Speed Junior Non Speed Initial Application and Medical Statement. Application and Medical Statement. Application Requirements Eligible for • Observed Section Trial • Some touring road events – refer “Rally/Road”, CAMS Manual of Motor Sport • Touring assembly and non-timed road event – refer “Rally/Road”, CAMS Manual of Motor Sport • Introductory Rally – refer “Rally/Road”, CAMS Manual of Motor Sport • Motorkhana and Khanacross to National Championship • Introductory (Come and Try) Speed Events

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Age 18 and older. 12 and up to and including 17. requirement to Motorkhana and Khanacross: refer Article 17. hold licence

OFF ROAD Licence Grade National Off Road / Clubman Off Road – NO / CO National Off Road Navigator / Clubman Off Road National Off Road Junior / Clubman Off Road Junior National Off Road Navigator Junior / Clubman Off Road National Off Road Stadium - NOS Navigator NOJ / COJ Navigator Junior NON / CON NONJ / CONJ Initial Application and Medical Statement. Application Stadium: Medical Examination. Requirements Each applicant shall obtain a Pre-licence Authority from Member Services. Pre-Licence (a) Successfully complete a CAMS Off Road Licence Successfully complete a CAMS Off Road Lecture. (a) Successfully complete a CAMS Off Road Licence Lecture and an Observed Licence Test (OLT) during a Prologue at a Conditions Lecture and an Observed Licence Test (OLT) during a CAMS Off Road event at which driving style, ability and attitude is evaluated. Pre-Licence Authority form to be completed at Prologue at a CAMS Off Road event at which driving style, the OLT. ability and attitude is evaluated. (b) Junior navigators need only successfully complete a CAMS Off Road Licence Lecture. At least one member of the crew (b) Pre-Licence Authority form to be signed at the OLT. must hold a civil driver's licence or be at least 18 years old. (c) At least one member of the crew must hold a civil (c) Minimum age for participation: driver's licence, or be at least 18 years old. Below State Championship: Note: Article (c) above does not apply to CAMS Off Road (except where this contravenes State legislation): Kart competition. • Driver & Co-driver 14 years • Navigator 12 years State Championship and above: (except where this contravenes State legislation): • Driver & Co-driver 16 years • Navigator 14 years Note: Articles (b) and (c) above do not apply to CAMS Off Road Kart competition. Maintenance Compete in at least one CAMS Off Road event during the previous four years. Passbook to be signed by Senior Official. Conditions Eligible for National grade licence: Each CAMS Off Road competition up to and including National Championship and CAMS Off National grade licence: Each CAMS Off Road competition up to and including National Championship (subject to minimum Road Kart Competition. age requirements) and each CAMS Off Road Kart competition. Clubman grade licence: Each CAMS Off Road competition up to and including State Championship and CAMS Off Road Clubman grade licence: Each CAMS Off Road competition up to and including State Championship (subject to minimum Kart competition. age requirements) and each CAMS Off Road Kart competition. Minimum age for participation (except where this contravenes State legislation):  Below State Championship Driver & Co-Driver 14 years Navigator 12 years  State Championship and above Driver & Co-Driver 16 years Navigator 14 years

Each competition for which a Speed or Non Speed licence is applicable. Age 16 and older. 14 and up to and including 15 12 and up to and including 15 requirement to hold licence

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RALLY Licence Grade National/Clubman Rally National / Clubman Rally National Rally Junior National Rally Junior (Navigator International Rally (Navigator International Rally – NR/CR (Navigator only) – NRJ only) – NRNJ only) – IRN *Special conditions – Grade R – NRN/CRN apply Initial Application and Medical Statement. Application and annual Medical Examination. Application Each applicant shall obtain a Pre-licence Authority from Member Services. Requirements Pre-Licence Successfully complete the CAMS Successfully complete the CAMS Successfully complete the CAMS Successfully complete the CAMS Hold a NR/CR or NRN/CRN licence Hold a NR/CR licence and meet the Conditions Rally Licence Lecture. Rally Licence Lecture. Rally Licence Lecture. Rally Licence Lecture. and meet the upgrade conditions. Upgrade Conditions. AND AND Must be at least 14 years but less Over 25 years of age: No Observed Successfully complete Observed than 16 years on the day the event Licence Test (OLT) required, but shall Licence Test/s (OLT) as detailed on begins (dependent on State have held a civil driver’s licence for at the prescribed form. Government legislation). least five years. OR Proof, such as a copy of the civil Successfully complete advanced licence, is to be submitted with the driver training with the instructor to licence application. complete the OLT checklist and Under 25 years of age: provide an assessment of the driver. Successfully complete Observed Must be at least 14 years but less Licence Test/s (OLT) as detailed on than 16 years on the day the event the prescribed form. begins (dependent on State OR Government legislation). Successfully complete advanced Note: Each person who has qualified driver training with the instructor to for a CAMS Circuit Racing licence, or complete the OLT checklist and who has successfully completed a provide an assessment of the Driver. CAMS recognised driving course, may Other than for Rallysprint events be required only to successfully conducted entirely on private property, complete the CAMS Rally Licence each Driver shall hold a civil driver’s lecture. licence or learner’s permit (subject to the conditions outlined in Article 2.1(iii) of the National Rally Code). Note: Each person who has qualified for a CAMS Circuit Racing licence, or who has successfully completed a CAMS-recognised driving course, may be required only to successfully complete the CAMS Rally Licence lecture. During the first year of issue the licence shall be considered provisional. Each subsequent licence renewal may be subject to review by CAMS. Upgrade Compete in three CAMS State or National Rally competitions during the previous Conditions 24-month period. Applicant is required to submit evidence of their competition history when applying. Maintenance Compete in at least one CAMS Rally event during previous four years. Compete in at least one international or two CAMS State or National Rally Conditions competitions during the previous 24-month period. Applicant is required to submit evidence of their competition history. Eligible for National Rally: Each CAMS Rally competition up to and including National Each Junior is only eligible to compete in Rallysprints, introductory and non- Each CAMS Rally competition up to and including international. Championship. special stage rally events (unless dispensation is provided by ARCom). Clubman Rally: Each CAMS Rally competition up to and including State Championship. Each competition for which a Level 2S or 2NS licence is applicable. Age 16 and older. 14 and up to and including 15. 16 and older. requirement to . hold licence NOTE: * Each International Rally Navigator applicant should contact CAMS in regard to the FIA Special Conditions relating to this licence.

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